This manufacturer-supplied replacement part is designed for Husqvarna, Poulan and Weed Eater riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. The bushing helps to secure the steering wheel shaft on the steering boot. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a damaged hardware that was installed on a new unit. To ensure the exact location and the correct installation, refer to the diagrams of your specific model. Keep in mind this high-quality bushing is made of durable plastic and is sold individually. You will need a wrench set to remove the steering wheel in order to gain access to the bushing.
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Easy repair
Part matches exactly and it was an easy repair.
Guest - April 19, 2019
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Very good except that with steering upgrade kit this part no longer fits.
Guest - July 19, 2019
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Great selection great service
Part was perfect and worked good
Guest - January 20, 2022
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Extremely reasonable price, fast easy delivery. Very satisfied.
Received new part in sealed packaging. Fit perfectly and solved my problem. The only downside was the technical diagram on e-Replacement parts did not illustrate the part. However kudos to e-replacement for having photograph pictures of each part, in this case the bushing, allowing me to easily match up the part. Great job guys.
John - January 28, 2023
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ok part
it fit pefect and helped to tighten up my steering
Guest - June 12, 2023
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Easy install
The part is exactly the part fit perfect
Guest - May 1, 2024
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Exactly what was needed. Easy to replace.
Fit perfectly. Would recommend some mechanical know how or repair book to walk you through. I myself, am a millwright. So fixing things has always been my job. Someone with less experience my get frustrated with the replacement with out knowledge or repair manual.
Guest - August 28, 2019
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easy repair
looks like the factory model
DENNIS - August 3, 2019
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Steering shaft bushing
Part recieved was in good condition. Needs to have tips or advice on how to install for the average do it yourselfers. I've been through three of these parts and ready to order 4 more just to have on hand.
Guest - August 7, 2019
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Ok
Should be made of metal
Guest - October 1, 2021
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disassembled the steering wheel
pried out the bushing from the frame
slid new bushing on shaft
used hammer and section of pipe to drive bushing into frame
You have to remove the steering wheel, battery, disconnect electronics and remove the cowling. The old bushing can be popped out with a screwdriver & hammer. Slide the new bushing in and replace everything that was disconnected or removed.
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Steering bushing worn out. Hub axle cap was missing.
1. Took off the steering wheel and slipped the old bushing off the top of the steering shaft.
2. Pushed the new one down the steering shaft and into place. Ez peezy.
3. The hub axle cap just pushes on, no tools needed.
4. The biggest problem was getting the parts, it took almost a month.
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Steering rod from steering wheel plastic guide bushing worn out.
First remove steering wheel from steering shaft using 3/4\" socket then remove plastic housing that supports gas lever and blade engagement lever by removing 5 phillip head screws lay over to one side. Using small prybar remove old plastic steering rod bushing one side at a time. Slide old bushing up shaft and dispose then slide new plast
... Read moreic steering rod bushing down shaft assembly. Use caution while installing new bushing it will break easily. Line up new bushing with the center lip press one side into notch at a time. Reinstall plastic housing supporting the gas lever and blade engagement lever using the 5 phillip head screws, reinstall steering wheel components now your back in business.
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Steering bushing worn, play in steering column. Mower cutting uneven, play in Blade mandrels.
Removed steering wheel, removed steering column and replaced plastic column bushing. Reinstalled column and steering wheel. Removed mowing deck from mower, Removed pulleys from mandrels, remove blades and mandrels from deck. 10 of 12 fasteners broke, so make sure to order new screws to attach new mandrels! Installed new mandrels with new
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Take off steering wheel cover
Take off steering wheel
Use knife and flathead screwdriver to pop out old bushing
Install new bushing with tan facing forward
You will not be able to just push it down into place
Use a piece of pipe or handle from larger car jack sleeved over steering rod
Rest an open ended
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Rest pipe onto wrench and bushing so it is even with the top of the bushing
Give the pipe a few light taps or until the bushing goes into place
Re-install steering wheel and cover
Takes about 10-15mins
Went on the net to learn how to repair movement in the steering wheel. Discovered there part #532-19-52-27 (which was not listed in my manual for my Husqvarna riding mower). Removed steering wheel and pulled the worn steering bushing off. Installed new bushing and solved the movement. Had to use modified pipe to force the bushing into pl
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9015678
Manufacturer Part Number: 532195227
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